EPISODE · Mar 2, 2020 · 42 MIN
006-Keep The Strap.
from Gumbo & Voodoo
The guys start the episode off with a little video game talk (Far cry). Their styles while playing shooters, breaching doors with C4, clearing a room and dying in training. They also discuss getting or leaving the strap, where to go and where not to go, the rules or engagement, the Black Eye Peas and much more.
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